Park Kyung-rae: Language and Life of the Korean People Who Migrated to China 2

The book was based on research done on speakers from the NPK North-Assurban group who moved from Korea to China. A group of languages threatened with extinction, the residents of the well-being, or well-known, village of Limbung, China. The language of the Amok village is based on the Chombuk language. The book has a purpose in trying to make sure that the language changes that have been made by the time the people from Chombuk moved to China's Chinese villages and were investigated and that it preserves the language of the group in a real and comprehensive way. Data surveys were conducted in mid-July 2011. Some of the data that was investigated was published as the language and life of a Chinese people. This book is a follow-up work, but it's a note that I wish it had been published first. The two books combined, the introduction of the environment and background and the source of the survey, and the description of other topics, is natural in terms of the flow of stories. The fact that the lives and lives of the authors are oral material is not only a living language material but also a historical cultural value in showing the true appearance of their lives. The book would not have come out of the world without the persistence and consideration of the elders who responded to the investigations in tongues that they would find boring and always treated them with tenderness. The book's contents, as illustrated by the experience of Jacqueline and Grandma Deuteronomy, provide a vivid glimpse of a facet of our modern history as well as our nation's modern history.

Korean title: 중국 이주 한민족의 언어와 생활 2

Korean author: 박경래

Korean publisher: 역락

ISBN-13: 9791167426772